YOU BETTER CUT OUT ALL IDENTIFYING LABELS
[Guest-blogged by Jack Womack:]
This is the blacklist. As in, The Blacklist.
In 1950, when this was published, copies would have been found in at least one executive office in every radio and TV broadcast network, and every Hollywood studio, in the US.
Among the lepers are Leonard Bernstein, Aaron Copland, Lena Horne, Langston Hughes, Arthur Miller, Artie Shaw, and Orson Welles. They are notable among the rest for not having had their careers destroyed as a result of having been listed.
In Red Chan
This is the blacklist. As in, The Blacklist.
In 1950, when this was published, copies would have been found in at least one executive office in every radio and TV broadcast network, and every Hollywood studio, in the US.
Among the lepers are Leonard Bernstein, Aaron Copland, Lena Horne, Langston Hughes, Arthur Miller, Artie Shaw, and Orson Welles. They are notable among the rest for not having had their careers destroyed as a result of having been listed.
In Red Chan
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